just a heads-up, another editor will be adding parinfer support by piggiebacking off Node

parinfer-mode for emacs: https://github.com/edpaget/parinfer-mode

@shaunlebron: I’m working on a native emacs lisp version of parinfer for emacs (no more piggiebacking off Node). Question, I see the variable `delims’ everywhere in the .cljc files but I’m not sure where it is defined

@dongcarl hi

if you’re looking at indent_mode.cljc, delims is often a local var, but not globally defined anywhere

you’re probably talking about how its value is created

that is done by update-delim-trail

the delim-trail is just the close-parens at the end of a line

@shaunlebron: hmmm… I’m new to Clojure so I hope you’ll bear with me… in close-delims, you did (let [[stack delims]…]…) I’m not sure that “delims” comes from… Is it defined globally? I don’t see it as a function argument either

@dongcarl: That’s clojure’s destructuring syntax. All of [stack delims] is the left-hand-side of the binding, which means that whatever the right side is returns a sequence with at least two elements (sometimes).

(It’s not (let [stack delims …] …) which is different.)

okay so for clojure if it’s (let [[a b] [c d]]…) then a will be set to c, b will be set to d?

yup

@shaunlebron: and you are setting stack and delims to an updated stack and delims through the loop?

right, I’m not too proud of that

but delims starts as ””

@eraserhd: thanks for the clarification

it’s essentially a reducing function

@shaunlebron: okay awesome! So many things are different in Clojure from Lisp 😅

I’m open for a quick google hangout if you want a quick intro

or if you have more questions about the code, whichever works best for you

Oh that would be fantastic… I don’t have any particular questions now but if you have the words in you I’ll listen!! 😁

ha, well we can wing it, but just to give you a general intro to the code and clojure

Cool! When do you want to do this?

I can do it in a few minutes, for maybe 30min?

Sure! I’m sure the intro would help me along greatly 😄

Just tell me when you’re good to go!

cool!

I’ll post a hangout link here in a few

@dongcarl: https://hangouts.google.com/call/wh4anhp2mr6xfssgqqtn2arrzia

trying a public hangout

thanks @dongcarl for the great questions. apparently public google hangouts are uploaded automatically to the host's youtube account

so here it is if anyone wants to see the overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qb97MImus8&feature=youtu.be&t=4m20s

@shaunlebron: haha okay cool

@dongcarl, sorry are you okay with this?

lol

@shaunlebron: yeah that’s cool of course

k cool

nice video!